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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
3
The notice lists viewing times from 2:00 to 5:30 PM and 7:00 to 10:20 PM. Prices include 10c for children and 30c for adults with 20c balcony and war tax included. Book tickets offer 5 adult tickets for $1 and 15 child tickets for $1.
The marriage of Mrs. Vertie Hackett of Berea and Mrs. B J Lake of Hartsville was solemnized Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Rev W H Hunt's Berea home on Jackson Street. The brides are former Berea College students and the bride, a former Rockcastle public schools teacher, plans to reside on the groom's farm near Berea. Mrs Take is sister in law of Mrs Mildred Robbins.
Mrs Prank Clay hosted a casual gathering at her West Main home in Tuncheon. Attending were Miss Maud Aleson Katherine Hammonds Rucie Miller Germania Wingo and Misses McCollum Green and Mrs Murison Dunn.
Mrs Belle Ross hosted a midweek tea to bid farewell to Miss Wilks of Shelby North Carolina and Mrs Jeptha Jett who is moving to Danville. The decorated rooms featured Christmas colors mistletoe holly red tapers and silver candelabra. About twenty friends called during the afternoon.
The Elks Friday evening dance drew a largely attended crowd and ranked among the winter season’s brightest social events. The Jazzbo Babies, directed by Mr. Leeds, provided music praised as the best ever heard locally, leaving out of town guests hopeful for similar monthly affairs.
Mr and Mrs June Reid visit Dr T W Pennington and Mrs Pennington in Stanford. Mrs June Traylor and Miss Ada Geizel return to Crab Orchard after staying with Mrs Clare Doty Traylor. Various locals from Lancaster Indianapolis Irvine and Georgetown travel here or host visitors including the Laytons Snee and others. Besine Shugars convalesces after illness. Earl Jones and Maughter from Irvine are guests.
Mrs. Clare Doty Traylor of Woodland Avenue is mentioned. Mrs. Elmer Deatherage returns from Cincinnati. Mrs. James Smith returns to Berea after Pattie Clay Infirmary care. Mrs. W. S. Taylor plans a visit to daughter near Danville. H. D. Day of Somerset visited Richmond. Miss Lucille Boggs of Lexington visits sister Mrs. Eugene Spurlock. Mrs. J. H. Jackson returns from Latonia. Emma Evelyn and Martha Estelle White visit Ruth Burgess at Paint Lick. Mr Phil House visits relatives near Lancaster. Mr and Mrs J R Weddel return from Cartersville Garrard County. Henry Pieratt and Holman Tedd return from Buckeye visits to Pieratt home.
Attending events at Log Cabin school house included a pie supper for the school fund and a Thanksgiving program led by Miss Lacey Hayes. The community reported good health, visits, and plans for a Christmas tree and future entertainments while noting several local residents and families.
Baldwin Lat Burgess visited James Horn Sunday while Josephine Taylor stayed with Adeline Estes. Ottie Johnson and Hume Johnson with Ona Lee visited Union City. Mr and Mrs C E Taylor welcomed a baby girl named Anna Blanch. Several residents suffer flu and Myrtle Harvey has pneumonia.
Farmers in Nina report stripping tobacco for the market while sickness lingers. Marvin Prewitt improves slowly and Miss Prewitt recovers from pneumonia. Jesse Prewitt leaves hospital after an operation. Rev. George Childress conducts night services at Old Freedom Baptist church drawing large crowds. Davie Prewitt is mentioned among attendees.
Secretary Melton urges cutting the maximum federal income surtax from 50 percent to not more than 25 percent and closing escape avenues in his annual report. He does not propose a broad revenue revision nor new taxes, hoping deficits be met by back tax collections and other income sources.
Lexington Kentucky December 8 orchard specialists at the College of Agriculture urge farmers to spray peach trees now with lime sulphur to prevent peach leaf curl damage next spring. Delayed spraying leads to curling and dropping leaves and fruit. A lime sulphur solution of one part commercial lime sulphur to eight parts water is recommended.
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